Chapter 335: The Astonishing Words of Moonlight
The woman in nurse’s attire was about 1.75 meters tall, appearing tall and graceful. She had a delicate and perfect oval face, slender eyebrows, phoenix-like eyes, willow leaf-like thin lips, giving off an extremely stunning beauty at first glance.
This woman, dressed in nurse’s attire, had ingeniously modified it. Unlike the ordinary round-neck button style, this nurse’s uniform had a V-shaped neckline, perfectly revealing a hint of her snowy white and deep cleavage, yet stopping just short, leaving much to the imagination.
Among the women present, the woman’s chest was not exceptionally outstanding, but it was also rare for an ordinary person, boasting a D-cup size, like two inverted jade bowls proudly protruding in front of her. Even though her nurse’s uniform was relatively loose, it still showcased a considerable curvature.
Her nurse’s long skirt had been altered into a short skirt, exposing her charming slender legs and fair, smooth skin, complemented by a pair of white high stockings, creating an absolutely captivating look.
The belt tied around her waist was like a display of the woman’s exquisite slender waist.
Surprisingly, this attire, symbolizing the healing and saving of lives, the uniform of a white-clad angel, was worn by the woman with an effect akin to strutting on a runway, especially when combined with her long and beautiful legs.
"Mo’er, is there anything strange about it? I’m afraid that the entire harem, except for my sister, would worry about this, not to mention Lisa and me!" Moonlight smiled gently as she spoke to Lin Mo’er.
Lin Mo’er was somewhat surprised. Compared to her initial entry from the Magic Capital to the Order, where she felt somewhat at a loss, the young girl had already become accustomed to this kind of life, considering herself a part of the Order.
There’s no need to go through such a tumultuous and fearful existence, living in constant fear of not having enough to eat and facing the threat of death at any moment in a doomsday scenario. In Order, it’s simply too wonderful, just like the paradise described by my sister, Lin Kexin.